SEDIMENT BARRIERS – SILT FENCE Sample Clauses

SEDIMENT BARRIERS – SILT FENCE. These items shall be carried out in accordance with the Department’s Standard Specification, Division 7, Section 1 – Sediment Barriers Silt Fence, except as modified below. Silt Fence Type 1 will be used as a perimeter control to prevent the release of sediment-laden runoff, resulting from grubbing and grading work, to any watercourse or wetland. Silt fence will be erected along the down gradient perimeter of grubbing or embankments (where bare soil will be exposed) prior to the commencement of any grubbing or infilling. Where silt fence is installed on a gradient, the fence shall be broken into segments not to exceed 40 m in length with a “J-hook” configuration on the down gradient end of each segment to create a minimum pond area of 6 m2. Measurement for Type 1 Silt Fence will be by the linear metre of barrier installed, from end to end, following the slope of the ground. Payment for Sediment Barriers – Silt Fence will be at the contract unit price per linear metre, which price shall be full compensation for all trenching and noted items and incidentals required to complete the work as described herein to the satisfaction of the Engineer.
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